Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Ou,o,ao. November 29.-In the uppe-

CHICAGO, November 29.-In the nppe- late court this afternoon a stay of pro- ceedinxs was granted the convicted boodiers. The question Of bril has Eoi yet becn settled.
 NPv YoRK, November 29.-Tbe decis- ion of the court of appeals in the Jacob Sharp case says counsel for the proseou- ron ciain that Sbarp's { stinony be- fore the state senate committee appoint ed to investigate among other methods ol the Broadway railroad m obtaining the consent of the BoGId Cf aldermen end the boards sction in granting con sept, vas irrefuisble evidence oi bis par ,icipaiion sud comphcity in tho com mission of the crime. lt8 admission on srisl Eas objected to oA the srcuoc giyer under ihe priveleze circumstance of defendant compelled to attend 6nc testify and the evidence thus siiciied is not competsnt for the tJisl of person where the subject of inquiry vsa that about which he was then inseTcOaa ated The court decides the admission Of this testimony contrary Go section n 0t tha penal code and therefore sn error. and the examination as a witness Of tX Al derman Miller another error.
 NEw YORK, November 29.-Mo7i said he v-as & cofnmunistic anGrchistic, "No are opposed to DO particular govern ment as such, bus lhink the poSer held hy the governnent should be taken away" He did not think the capitslis- ,ic class would eIve up Hhat they have pescesbly-there would be fierce fight ing on both sides.
 Most admitted to imprisonment for treason IL Austria in lS;i9, God wss lIa- prisoneL in Germany ID 1872 for calling the emperor slaughteTeT; also iH 1881 for making a speech in BeIlin. Ho vas also imprisoned In EnslUnd eighteen monlEs for spplaU6ing the kIlling of the CEar. He declined answering whether be believed modern explosives neceoaary 10 carry out his ideas, aud also whether he advised manufacturing explosives and sn electric battery fer exploding dynamite at a distance that shall have the best effect ID a crowd.
 LATEB-Ths jury came into the court room at 10 o'clock and rendered e yer dict of guilty. Monday next WAS fixed to hear argument on motion Tor new trisl.
 LISooLS, November 29-The mayor and ten councilmen are in jail at Omaha for refusing to pay fine for contempt imposed by Judge Brown of the U. ;. court for ignoring an injunction restrain ing the council from removing the eO- lice judge.
 BALTIMORE, November @, ,-S. Spencer has been elected president of the Par kersburg branch of the BaltiEoTe and Ohio railroad. This is looked upon as preliminary step 10 his election ss presI- dent of the Baltimore Bad Chic.
 YRRKA, Cal, Nov. S0.-Sim Yelling, who shot and killed ;. V. II. Stafford, in COlu-s county, last July, aas Gees sT- rested at SIsson. He Is known here as bili heely.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-The National Pro hibition Central committee commenced thelr session here thIs morning.
 CHICAGO, November 9O.-Whsst cash, 56ls, May, Si- Corn cash. 465s, May 5lI1.
 NEW YoRK, Nnvsmbcr 3O.-Moae. 3 c | Bar silver 95ii.
 NEW YORK, November SO--fJs pETty which viil make tbe iluzl surveys under the direction of She Nicaragua Canal Construction company, smiled on the steamer HOnduTa to-day. It is expect ed the survey w.ll nos bs completed En- til April or May.
 REDWOOD CITY, November 60-EdiloI Smith died at 0. Ln., and wss cOoeciOus upto his death.
 CHICAGO, Nov. S0.-A special from Toledo says: The Standard Gil Co. nss a gigantic scheme on foot to co1stEuc: C pipe line from Chicago to New York, tC cost Gbout five million dollars. This line Vill cornJ e. the Oai0 end Psausy lvGnit feldl This step is made necessary ovlrg to tae incrsGse in railrcCd ratcf by the Interstate OorEaroa law.
 CIHcISxATI, November BO.-An even iEg paper ssserss that uoEsmerts ere iu gTogr-E1 vE;oh Ir tg-J weeks vill place Henry lTeE d C., l. control Of Ciro.nEa- q, Hamilton < Dayton l.. l.. The asser- ton IS freely made that Ivo5 has found suostaLtiEi baoEsEs.
 PARIS, November Sl.-Corrauder Ceff3rcl Of tho amy corp received sealed instructions 10 be opened oE the even. oi ID outbreak following the election If L. new president.
 HOLLTsTEB, November 21.-Fre6 7sl,er, farmer, wEs accidentally killed by the dischsrgU of @ shot gun to-day. ue WAS Q member of the c. \. R. and leaves young family in destitHte cir cumstGnces.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, November g. Rev. J. l.. Parrish, one ci tLe oldes. pi- oneers of Oregon, drove the fist spike in the CalifoTuiG and Oregon YailIosi, and records the promise made by Ben that he should, If alive, drive the connecting spike vben the road IS completed.
 DENVER, November S0.-J. B. Farrsnd wholesale liquor dealer. was attached tbis morning by Henry Vidal for SS.5O0. The entire liabilities are about S15,0OO and the assets 5000.
 WASHINGTON, November S0.-The third conference of the fishery nesotia- tors was held iu the state department today.
 NEW YORK, November 30.-The Con- missioner of Public Works las ordered all work ID the streets, including excs- Eations, shall be stopped for the winter tonight. The stoppage will throw six thousand men out of employment.
 PORTLAND, November 30.-C. F. D. l Bergrall, time keeper on the new rail road bridge being built over the Will iemette, was struck by falling derrick | to-day and instantly killed. The body vas horribly mutilsted. Martin Masti- | net was struck in the fGco by the flying | 'plinters and badly wounded. The acci- lent is believed to be due to the care essnoss of the signal man or engineer.
 MARsHALLTowS, lows, November 3O-I The Iowa soldiers home was dedicated | his afternoon ard will De open for % | tomorrow. General, Futile of | Oes MoiDes, chairman of the building | made the address on behalf | 4 the trustees and vHs responded to by Governor Larrsbee. Tonight camp | ire IS burning ID the opera house pre- l ided over by Judge Req, Of Minnespo- ise, Grand Commander of the Grand | Army of the Republic.
 WASHINGTON. November 90.-Messrs. Anderson snd Littler. of the Pacific Rail oad Commission, had 6 short interview ufth Aha rraasT .-,k ftfa GfAarnoo, ,-1 |